One method of improvement would be to shorten the time frame length of prediction The wind events we’ve had twice in last two weeks were perfectly handled because nothing was said until 3 days in advance.
The most recent models failure began about 10 days ago with an impulse traversing the nation and supposedly setting off low pressure down south that comes up here. Too speculative that’s DC would get a bomb based on 7/8 days of required perfection as that impulse traverses the nation. Models can’t perform in mid Atlantic for wintry precip that far out and in those circumstances . So cut it out. For some reason NHC does not have such problems. Excuses are that it’s just all too complex. So just eliminate what can’t be done accurately and don’t latch onto impulse Before they even come ashore out west . Wait until 3/4 days out and something is actually existing on this half side of the country
It’s a good question and yes right around here does pose problems that all snow Buffalo or no snow Myrtle Beach do not.
However it seems like that could be recognized and programmed in. There is No Doubt they have problems with winter frozen in the mid Atlantic that they do not have in other regions nor with other precip types and weather event types for the mid Atlantic
It’s a tough fact to face that after two decades Im pulling away from this. Did not even look at 11pm updates last night and already had cut it down to twice a day anyway .
Models can’t do their job as far as frozen storms in the mid Atlantic.
Some will defend adamantly the supplier as selling good shit or I use it wrongly but is easy to see what that smacks of.
Carry on but this broken record of repeat poor performance is going nowhere while you still buy it .
Irrelevant
The number of 4” snows that turn into 15+ is like 1,2. The number of 15* that turn into partly cloudy, rain or 4” is at the least 10X the former
It’s interesting how upset the kids get and resort to name calling , excuse making . Winter storms in mid Atlantic are just impossibly difficult to predict unlike all the other occurrent seasonal weather.
Someone made a sort of new suggestion that Nothing. actually falls apart at the last minute . All the information and parameter possibilities were evidenced all along it’s just that models can’t correctly identify it. Hurricanes almost shit simple to predict accurately and winter storms around here mostly not.
So it’s trusting the provided info that’s the problem? It’s provided but not to be considered?
I dont agree. Many models showed 20” for many runs. Then in the blink of an eye it’s gone. That’s not science.
NHC Never predicts a category 1 hitting Miami and we end up with a Cat 3 in Daytona . They don’t then excuse themselves with how complicated it all is.
What occurrent event has actually been tracked? I’ve now seen several new to me comments close to “tracking for days is what is the fun and any snow is just a bonus”
Do most of us feel like that?